Islamic Terrorism

Draw red lines: Time for Modi government to strongly call the German bluff on Kashmir

A stronger reaction would have got registered more deeply on EU countries in general on what our tolerance limits are

India should be on alert as Islamists plan big before 2024

There’s a belief that if the BJP comes back to power in 2024, there will be a complete dismantling of the appeasement policy pursued for the last seven decades

How PFI is just the tip of the Islamist problem in India

The Popular Front of India is working towards creating a pan-India Muslim movement against the Modi government. It is also imparting training to young Muslims in armed combat and unarmed combat skills

SCO Summit: India makes its presence felt at the otherwise lacklustre Samarkand meet

India’s participation was desirable and the 24-hour sojourn of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Samarkand was meaningful for India’s national interests and foreign policy goals

In Your Face | Dial M for Muslim radicalisation: How some madrassas are turning young students into fundamentalists

In 2019, there were reportedly 8,300 terror attacks around the world and 25,000 fatalities, most of these attacks were committed by Islamic terror organisations

Why Vikram Sampath finds himself in the line of fire for probing suppressed histories

What is the harm in an honest “truth and reconciliation” effort with our troubled, violent past, as Vikram Sampath has suggested?

Somalia: At least five dead, several hurt in explosion outside Mogadishu school; Al Shabab claims responsibility

The Al Qaeda-linked group in a statement said it targeted Western officials being escorted by the African Union peacekeeping convoy

LeT Commander, on 'top 10 wanted' list, trapped in Pampore Encounter, says Kashmir Police

Lashkar-e-Toiba commander Umar Mushtaq Khandey was allegedly involved in the killing of two policemen at Baghat in Srinagar district earlier this year

How 9/11 made politicians and media turn terrorism into an Islamic issue

Perhaps the most damaging legacy of 9/11, however, has been the homogenisation and Islamisation of the terror threat

In time and age of 'Dismantling Global Hindutva', a day in the life of a Hindu on campus abroad

From being called "dotheads" and "cow piss drinkers" to being force-fed beef under the garb of a joke or by "mistake", on-campus traumatic episodes are aplenty